Blood Purifier Promises Clearer Skin and Vital Organs
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World News Summary of War and Strikes Across Europe
Evacuation of Odessa raises anxiety as anarchists gain control of fertile southern regions with grain coal and minerals. British relief for Archangel sails from Tilbury. Violent clashes in Hungary Czech border region result in many dead. Berlin reports Spartacist killings and widespread strikes in Brunswick and thirty eight German cities pushing soviet ideas. Archangel dispatch notes US cruisers Galveston and Chester to North Russia. France commutes Emile Cottin’s death sentence after an assassination attempt on Clemenceau. Madgeburg unrest floods food reserves and police station attacked. Mining and manufacturing groups push cotton export plans with higher capitalization. Police pursue a bank raid in St Louis.
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California
Robert Lansing
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Rio Grande Valley
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St. Louis
Frank W. Woolworth
Utica
N. Y
Mutiny in Archangel and troop movements abroad
Washington reports that American cruisers Galveston and Chester reach Murmansk to ease Archangel area tensions after a unit refused to advance without officer arguments. No new mutiny details from Archangel. Also notes Zapata killed in Mexico, wartime wage hikes, clemency recommendations under the espionage act, international labor legislation, a Joliet Tampico derailment, Quebec’s wet vote, and wheat price support under federal law.
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Peace Nearness Pushed in German Peace Talks at Versailles
President Wilson states that questions with Germany are near final drafting, inviting German plenipotentiaries to Versailles on April 25. Other peace issues will continue in rapid progress, with Italy's Adriatic question given priority for speedy settlement and ongoing study.
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Paris
Wilson
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Versailles
Italy
Adriatic
Germany to pay one hundred billion gold marks in reparations
Paris reports the final reparations plan after extended negotiations. Germany must deliver one hundred billion gold marks for war losses, with additional billions to be set by a special commission in which Germany will be represented. The payment is structured into three installments over periods starting in 1921.
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Paris
Germany
No Legal Authority For Enforcing War Time Dry Law
Washington reports government lawyers reviewed statutes and orders for power to enforce prohibition after July 1. Some said President Wilson could delegate via the Overman Act, shifting duties to the internal revenue bureau, but funds to run a large federal police force would remain inadequate.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
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Revenue Bureau
Kaiser’s Youngest Son Plans Emigration to America
Geneva reports the former German emperor’s youngest son, Prince Joachim of Hohenzollern, intends to emigrate to America after peace is signed. He has arrived from Berlin and will stay in Switzerland until the peace settlement is concluded.
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Geneva
Joachim
America
Berlin
Switzerland
Fighting in Munich as communists resist crackdown
Telegrams report heavy fighting in Munich with red guards fighting troops loyal to the government. Public buildings including the central railway station post office and telegraph office are in communist hands as factions clash and casualties are reported.
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Berlin
Munich
Red Guards
Credentials of Peace Conference Delegates Inadequate
The credential committee met and elected Jules Cambon of France president. It found many delegates’ credentials incomplete and inadequate. Henry White of the American delegation blamed a failure to understand requirements and urged correction to conform to the rules.
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Paris
Jules Cambon
France
Henry White
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